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Re: Going Bare on Malpractice InsuranceFrom: fuf (fuf@ix.netcom.com)Fri Jun 30 23:09:09 2000
I have never dared it. A lot of people did that in FL in the 80's when insurers gave up coverage in FL and rates were prohibitive. Fl then required a bond or documentation of financial responsibility. You may ask someone who was in South FL during the 80's. Gary Kleinman
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